Ricoh Launches GR III Compact Camera with APS-C Sensor & Pro Features
Ricoh GR III, a developer of compact, compact cameras, has announced the launch of the new Ricoh GR III camera, which includes a number of developments and enhancements to the previous Ricoh GR II camera, one of the best compact cameras available since its official unveiling.
The new Ricoh GR III is superior to its predecessor through three specific components. The new APS-C CMOS sensor is 24.23 megapixels and is more powerful than the previous 16.2 megapixel camera sensor. The new camera also includes the new GR Engine 6 Capture 14-bit RAW images as opposed to the previous 12-bit camera.
The third element is the new lens on which the new camera depends. Although it is based on the same basic specifications from the previous camera, the focal length is 18.3 mm, the focal length is 28 mm, and the same f / 2.8-16 lens, It consists of 6 items divided into 4 groups, unlike the previous 7-segment camera lens divided into 5 groups, which results in a smaller lens cylinder. The new lens also includes a 9-blade membrane for a better Boket effect than the previous camera.
In addition to the previous elements, the Ricoh GR III has a number of internal improvements, such as the ISO sensitivity of the previous camera to a maximum of 102,400, while the maximum ISO sensitivity in the previous camera is 25,600.
The camera has a hybrid auto focus system that combines state-of-the-art resolution for greater speed and contrast resolution for greater accuracy. The camera includes eight focus modes, including the new continuous focusing mode. The auto focus system also interacts with the camera screen. Ricoh GR III for a first time in the history of this type of camera.
The camera's screen diameter is three inches, its accuracy is one million points, and supports gesture control. This allows direct selection of the auto focus area with a one-touch. The menu options can also be scrolled through the screen, zoom and zoom. The camera features an Air-Gapless It is a layer of resin placed between the screen surface and the glass that helps to increase screen visibility even in poor lighting conditions.
The new Ricoh GR III is based on a three-axis internal optical image stabilizer based on the Shake Reduction Mechanism, which provides outstanding image stabilization capabilities on one hand and operates as part of the dust removal system on the other. This feature adds some ultrasonic vibrations to the sensor When you turn on the camera to get rid of any unwanted physical elements, this feature can be used as a simulator for the filter when the image is taken in different conditions.
Ricoh GR III has a number of features, including ten built-in filters that can control the settings of each element, HDR mode, and RAW image editing and 14-bit direct camera resolution.
The camera can also capture images with the effect of lighting paths, capture time-lapse images with a time interval of 10 minutes to 24 hours. Shooting can also be done by setting different exposure settings. The camera can combine 2000 images with different exposure settings to produce an improved end-point.
Of course, the camera relies on a large internal memory for the 2 GB and external cards of course. Battery life is a little frustrating, just enough to take 180 pictures before you need to recharge the battery through the built-in USB-C port.
Availability and price of Ricoh GR III camera
The camera will be available in select international markets beginning in mid-March at a price of $ 899. The camera will have a range of accessories such as a wide angle lens, 21 mm focal length and an external Viewfinder.
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